Old Route 66 still runs through Litchfield, past brick storefronts and a drive-in screen that catches headlights on summer nights. Litchfield Lawn & Landscape tends the ground along those streets — mowing and trimming, edging beds, landscape planting and upkeep, fall leaf work — then turns to snow plowing, sidewalk clearing and ice control once the prairie cold settles over town. Autumn is the honest test here: the silver maples drop everything at once, and a yard raked bare on a windy Saturday is an accomplishment you can see from the curb. Winter's test is simpler and earlier — a driveway open at six in the morning, salt down on the slope by the garage. Litchfield, Hillsboro, Mount Olive and the roads between them all get the same attention.